Cumberland County Court Records in Pennsylvania

The county of Cumberland is located in Pennsylvania and was founded in January 27, 1750. There are 248,506 residents in Cumberland who have access to courthouses in Camp Hill, Carlisle, Enola, Mechanicsburg, Mount Holly Springs, New Cumberland, Newville, Shippensburg. In general, each county has a full set of courts, from traffic court to superior and appellate court; supreme courts are usually located in the state capital. Pennsylvania is part of the 3rd federal circuit court as well.

Find Camp Hill County courthouses

There are 7,888 residents in Camp Hill, which is 2.1 square miles and 423ft above sea level. It was settled in 1750 and is governed by a Borough Council local government.

Find Carlisle County courthouses

There are 18,682 residents in Carlisle, which is 5.5 square miles and 479ft above sea level. It was settled in 1751 and is governed by a Borough Council local government.

Find Enola County courthouses

There are 6,111 residents in Enola, which is 1.5 square miles and 450ft above sea level. It was settled in 1905 and is governed by a local government.

Find Mechanicsburg County courthouses

There are 8,981 residents in Mechanicsburg, which is 2.4 square miles and 446ft above sea level. It was settled in 1806 and is governed by a Borough Council local government.

Find Mount Holly Springs County courthouses

There are 2,030 residents in Mount Holly Springs, which is 1.5 square miles and 558ft above sea level.

Find New Cumberland County courthouses

There are 7,277 residents in New Cumberland, which is 1.7 square miles and 364ft above sea level.

Find Newville County courthouses

There are 1,326 residents in Newville, which is 0.4 square miles and 528ft above sea level.

Find Shippensburg County courthouses

There are 5,492 residents in Shippensburg, which is 2.0 square miles and 686ft above sea level. It was settled in 1730 and is governed by a Borough Council local government.